By running this project, a user can create a profile README file showing the languages (and frameworks) that he/she contributes most in. This will be displayed in the form of visualizations similar to GitHub's own profile illustrations (eg. timeline heatmap)

We want to support various frameworks for easy integration everywhere. We are starting with Python3 and NodeJS.

In each framework, we will create the project in two modules:

1. core
2. ui

The core module will be the exportable module which is provided the address of the .git folder for all the repositories that need to be scanned.

The ui module will help any user to use the core module with their cloud git repositories, located in GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket etc.

1. Get commits from .git
2. For each commit, get all file-changes and map it to the programming language or framework to which it belongs
3. Store this mapping from "commits to language/framework wise number of file-changes"
4. Provide functions to visualize and export this information
5. Provide function to create a README.md file for the user which has contribution language distribution and day-wise heatmap colored by the most used technology in his/her contributions

The overall idea is to clone all the repositories or locate them locally and then utilize the core module to generate the visualizations and README.md.

As an output, we can create a repository by the same name as the user's github-id and add the generated README.md file in that repository.